September 11, 2001
There aren't words to describe the horrors faced by the United States
on this date. Some of the images are preserved here so we never forget.
- These images were captured
by David Daoust in New York. David retains copyright over these images,
so please obtain permission before using them. (Each image is about
a 500 kB JPG file.)
- 1655,
1656, 1670,
1671, 1673,
1679, 1680,
1681, 1682,
1683, 1684,
1685, 1691,
1698, 1700,
1726, 1733,
1736
- Here
is a brief engineering analysis of the World Trade Center attack, to
put it in perspective. I did it the day after, since I couldn't begin
to assess the other implications of what had happened.
- Here
is a set of images in a PowerPoint presentation, which have been making
the rounds of email - their author is unknown.
- The following files are collections
of images posted by CNN.com, with their captions. Apologies to all relevant
copyrights.
One
(1.1 MB PPT file)
Two
(1.2 MB PPT file)
Three
(650 kB PPT file)
- A year after 9/11, Salon published
a collection of 'forbidden' thoughts people
had had immediately as the events of that day had been unfolding.
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